Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 26, 1900, Image 3
COTTON AND PRODUCE
MARKET.
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Sept. 25, 1900.
COTTON.
strict good middling 10.10
P RODUCB.
- ' Juttsr (good) per pound 12>?
Kggs, per dozeu 12
Chickens 10 to 15
Corn, per bushel 65
Heine (home raised) pee pound 10
Shoulders (home raised) per lb 8
VWoman's
X Sdney
Troubles
Why trifle with health
when the easiest and
A surest help Is the best
a m - ?
nnunrn muaicMG in ttiO
world?
| LydU E. 'PtnkKam^Vegctab'e Compound |
Is known evorywhere and
thousands of women have
bean our od of serious kidnoy
derangements by It.
Mrsm Plnkham's moth"
ods have the endorse-'
ment of the mayor, the
postmaster and others of
her own oltym
Her medicine has tho
endorsement of an unnumbered
multitude of
grateful women whoso
letters are constantly
printed In this paper.
Every woman should read
these letters
Mrsm Plnkham advises
jl. suffering women free of
ohargem Her address Is
Lynn, Mass
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Short Locals.
WWlon 1 ni\i\
if cuiicouaj ) ucjii. I'iW.
?Miss Eula Caskey of NowCut
visited Lancaster Tuesday.
?Rev. Mr. Driggers.of Tabernacle.
was in town Monday.
?The State Fair comes off
on Oct 20th to Nov 2nd inclusive.
?Miss Eunice Johnson left
Monday for Che raw, where she
will visit her father, Mr. H. xW.
Johnson.
?VV. B. de Loach, Esq , nnd
VV. M. Propsf, of Yorkville, were
in Lancaster Monday between
trains.
M ?Mrs. M. Yarborough, and
Miss Maude Sapp, of New Cut,
were in Lancaster shopping
Tuesday.
^ ?Mr. Oliver C. Blackraon kill
ed a pig Monday that was five
months and throe weeks old and
netted 131 pounds
? Miss Sue Young returned
to her homo in Camden Monday
after an extended visit to relations
in Lancaster.
?Mr. J. O. Jackson, of Fairfiold,
was in town this week
looking out for a dwelling to
move his family here.
?Miss Annie Drigg^rs returned
to her homo in Florence
w on Monday after a week's visit
to friends in the eastern part of
the county.
?Mr. J. M. Knight and Mr.
F. Broadus Porter havo taken
^5 positions in the grocery department
of the Ileath Ranking &
Mercantile company.
?There will be services in
the Episcopal church next
Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and
at 5 p. m., conducted hy the
Rev. J. W. Cantey Johnson.
?Miss Pearl Rlackraon,
daughter of Mr. W. M. Blackinon,
of Creek, left Monday for
TIartsvillo, S. C., where she will
enter Welsh Neck High school.
?Kev. R. J. Blacknion, pastor
of Fork llill, Spring Ilill and
Bethlehem chinches, is preparing
to build a dwelling near Fork Hill
church, having purchased a piece
of land upon which to build.
?Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char
lotte, N. 0., will be in Lancaster
at tho Cunningham Hotel, on
Thursday, October 18, for one
day onty. His practice is limited
to*Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Sept 26 w4t
?Miss Delia Caskey is visit 1
ing relatives out in Creek.
?Communion services will be 1
; held at Pleasant Hill A. Ii. P.. *
'church next Sabbath, prepara t
tory services beginning Frio*/ 1
night before. The public are <
cordially invited to attend this
meeting. {
D<>rungniuouU of Menstrual Functions produe*
Miscarriage. StromMs Squnw Vlue W ine
or Tablois oorrect the deranKemenia. 1
Election Commissioners. t
The State and Federal elec- 1
tion commissioners for this <
county have been appointed and
are: <
State?George \V. Williams, 1
W. G. A. Porter, A. J. Bailey. *
T Air ?II _ IA ? -- T (
i tui;i m ?(i u jnc ronor, lj j
J. Funderburk, Ji E Blackmon.
liarn Burnett.
Mr. Daniel Todd who lives
on Mr Charley Adams' place \
about four iniles north of town, j
lost his barn and about 1200 i
bundles of fodder by fire last
Friday night about dark. The
origin of the fire is unknown
He got his mules out
Wreck on the V. <C A. W.
A wreck occurred on the Carolina
and North Western Railroad
yesterday morning this
side of I^enoir, N. C. A double
bonder freight train left Lenoir
at 0 a, in. and the front engine
and four box cars left the track as
the}r were on a down grade Engineer
John Palmer and his colored
fireman and a brakeman
named Williams were killed.
The cause of the accident is not
definitely known yet.
Killed by Machinery
1U1.il. 1-i? - * < - 1
?* ime working ai me giu 01 j'
Mr. T. R. Langley last Satur-M
Ray, Ike Addison, colored, acci-'j
dentally got his clothing caught j <
in some shafting which, wound
him up, beat him against the ,
ground and so bruised him that,
he died in about five minutes.
Coroner Young held an inquest!
over the body Sunday and ren- .
dered a verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
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Death. ,
; '
Mrs. Laura Barrett, wife of (
j Mr A. N Barrett of the Oak- j
hurst section, died Sunday afternoon
of fever. She was a <
daughter of Mr. Robert Crim- 1
! minger and was about 3H years ?
i ol age Klie leaves five children, ]
tlie oldest of whom is now ^
herself quite ill with fever. Hcrij
remains were interred at Fork ! t
Mill church Monday. If
Jurors For the Full Tertn.
I
Court convenes hero on the!,
third Monday in October, Judge!
Klugh presiding. The following
are the names of the petit jurors
for that term : J S Ilolden, R J t
Mangrum, W M Scott, I) J Hin80n,
J L Pettus. U M Parks, M R
Cauthen, J B Neal, W M Vick,
James M Crenshaw, W Ike Williams,
John Addison, J R Simp
son, W .1 Snipes, W B Cauthen, t
O J A Dunn, S W Plyler, J H i
Ileglor, J S Ilagins, J J Mont (
gomery, Geo E McDow, S R II
Graham, J V Hilton, Joseph Watson,
J M Williams, J C Nelson, (
R L Duncan, A C McDow, Abel t
Neison, J J Roberts, J J Patter- ]
Ufin Qrlmr/\nnrU T? U
I J U ill I
Jones, (? W Robinson, Ernest
Stoguer, R L Rlackwell.
Fine Mineral Spring.
Mr. W. L. Adams has a spring '
on ins place about 1 A miles north '>
of town 1 )iat may ho valuable in'!
limo. He recently sent some of
the water to Clemson and had it |
analyzed by Prof. Hardin, chief
I chemist The analysis is as !
follows :
(trains per IT. S gallon of 231 1
cubic inches. <
Calcium carbonate, 3.779
Magnesium carbonate, 1.9(15 j
Calcium sulphate, 1.437 j
Shoutium sulphate, Irace
i Sodium chloride, 5 149 ,
I Potassium chloride, .362
I Ma tiAdiimi rlilnrvlu O 1 K.Q
i vn"? J'iv j I '/O |
; Magnesium nitrate, .064 1
Iron sosquioxido and al- ,
umina, .163 |
Silica, 2 289!
1
17 366 1
Many of these proportion are (
| found in the finest of mineral
; waters. ' ]
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Vail ami See e
Me. C. H. Culp who represents I
ihe Cliester Oil Mill before you
jell your cotton seed. lit leads a
/he market at 25 cents per
bushel. Warehouse at Narrow .
Glauge depot.
DeWltt's Little Eearly Risers are prompe t
mlatuble. pleasant, powerful, purifying lit tit
llils. Crawford Bros. d-w-a. J<
Milliner 1/ Openitio*.
The Ganson cash Store and
;he Heath Hanking & Mercantile
Co. will have their openings
)f Millinery stocks this week?
Thursday and Friday. The la- u
lies should bear this in mind as
it will'afTord a rare opportunity "
to feast their eyes upon the ex- ^
juisite display of goods that are
being arranged for the occasion. *
Remember the days, Thursday
?nd Friday, 27th and 28th.
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Large sun spots, astronomers nay. caused 1
;he ex trcme hen* this summer, and doctors ,
leclitre nearly a'l the prostrations were In- t
luced by dlMrdors of the stomach. Qcod
ftealth follows good digestion. Kodol Dys- C
n-i>sIn Cure digests what you eat. If you have
ndlge>tiot) or dyspepsli it will quickly relieve V
?nd permanently cure you. Crawford Bros.
d-W-B. {}
Assistant Cashier.
The board of directors of the
Bank of Lancaster recently elected
Mr. John T. Mackev, of Fort n
Mill, assistant cashier of that in- c
dilution. Mr. Mackey will move
liis family here at an early date v
and enter upon the work of his
new position, lie is no stranger a
to our people, having been in the s
iffice of Heath, Springs tfc Co. v
liere for sometime several years c
igo, after which he was for sev- u
eral years in charge of the busi- v
ness of Springs & Heath at Heath
Springs. From there he went to t
Fort Mill as secretary and treasurer
of the Fort Mill Manufact
uring company, which position n
tie has tilled for about three years. 11
(lis many friends will gladly
jreet him on his return to Lan- ,s
jaster.
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NOTICE. rl
The legal and recognized *
imount of Bagging allowed to
lach bale of Cotton is Six yards
We notice that some planters
ire putting as much as two
plys of bagging to the bale.
Parties to whom wo sell dock v
is for the extra bagging. *
claiming that they buy cotton
ind not bagging.
T~ *U~ /--a ? 1
ill mr luiuiB we win not re-|
jeive cotton with over One ply'
lagging of Three yards to the js
>ide, either first hand or second }.
land bagging and the public i
veiguer is instructed to dock ^
ill cotton, which has more than ,
his amount of bagging on j Jj
lame, at the rates of not less
ban Two pounds to the yard. "
Heath Bkg <fc Mctle- Co , ?
J. M. Heath, Pros a
Lancaster Mercantile Co , ?
W. T. Gregory, Pros. li
Mother wishing stout healthy girls should ^
:lyf them Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tab*
6w as they approach puberty.
We Want Your Opinion; Come
And Give Tt.
We claim to lmvo the pret;iest
stock of goods over shown
n Lancaster county ; come and
$eo how nearly correct we are. t
Our da?nty Chinaware is a
Iream to those who appreciate ?
his kind of work. Come and ]
look around and see what an up
lo date China store looks like.
The Lamps are prettier than
rver and the prices?well, hete ^
they are, judge for yourself: t
^mall glass lamp and chimney, i
ill complete, 25cents; larger?|c
50c, 40c, up to $10.00. 11
Nice large Cups and Saucers (
From 25 up to 40 cents ; Plates, ,
tame price, t
100 piece Dinner Sets from 1
15.50 to $30.00. Everything in (
China marked down.
Did you know you could buy
in 8 day clock, guaranteed for '
liree years, foi $2.00? Come *
\nd 9ee them. Look at our $2.
Watch while you are here.
Come also and see that $5.00
Breach-loading Shot Gun that
ivery one else charges you $7,00 <
por. We havo 50 Guns on hand ]
low to close out at little more
han half price?don't miss this ?
ihance to get a gun.
Our line of Pocket Knives and '
Kazors is the hest we ever had ;
' -
very Knifo warranted perfect
*006, in all styles, 50 cents.
You have seen our ads befor
,nd know that we mean wha
ire say. So, come along, au
>uy what you need.
Don't forget: We still hoi
he Rogers & Bros. Knives am
i'orks at $4.00.
Also we are still saving poc
>le 10 to 20% on School Books
Respectfully,
B. C. Hough & Co.
Poisonous toadstools resembling mushroom
iivo caused frequent deaths this year. B
ure to use only the genuine. Observe tb
ime care when you ask for DeWltt's Wltc
lazel Salve There are poisonous oountorfoiti
eWltt's is the only orb lnal Witch Hazt
nlve It is a safe and certain cure for pile
nd all skin diseases. Crawford Bros, d-w-s
Notice !
All parties indebted to th
irm of J. B.Walters <fc Bro. ar
equested to settle the same b;
he 15th of October, next. Ac
ounts not settled after that dat
rill be placed in the hands o
,n officer for collection.
J, B. Walters <fe Bro.
Aug. 28, 1900. lm.
To prevent consumption ouiokly cure throa
ud lung troubles with One Minute CougtaCun
Irawford Bros. d w i
igente Wanted!
me |<iigiviuii ui rcaiuvui upeui:
igent of the Equitable Life Ai
urance Society for Lancaster an
dcinity is open to a man of goo
haracter and ability. A va
lable contract, carrying renewal
vill be given to the right mai
Address, W. J. Roddey,
f. Rock Hill, S. C.
Mnlaoirlan can And a lodcemcnttn the nj
em while the Liver Is In perfect ordor. D
I. . Simmon* Lifer Medicine I* the be
legalator.
iaw Mill For Nate.
One portable Saw Mill outfit
onsistiug of one 8-horse powe
Tozer Engine and one Liddel
>oney Mill, with saw, belt an
>ther fixtures. All in goo
vorking order. Address
R. F. Boyd,
Magill, S.<
Used during Expectancy. Simmons Squa
Ine Wine or Tablets cheer and Strength'
lother, Shorten Labor and Rob Confinemet
Citation,
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. I
County of Lancaster. I
ly Ohas. I). Jones, Esquire, Probat
J udge.
HETHEREAS, Laura J. Connor h?
VT made suit to me to grant he
stters of Administration of the estat
f and effects of H.L. CONNER.
These are therefore to cite and ad
lonish all and singular the kindre
nd creditors of the said II. 1
Jonnor, deceased, that they be an
lipear before me. in the Court of Prt
ate, to be held at Lancaster, 8. O., o
th day of Octobar, next, after put
ioation thereof, at 11 o'olock in th
orenoon, to show cause, if any the
are, why the said administratio
hould not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal thi
22d day of Hept. anno domin
1900. CIIAS. I>. JONES,
Probate Judge.
Money Loaned
I negotiate Mortgage Loans on Improvi
arms at reasonable rates.
R. E. WYLIE,
Attorney at Law* La'ncaster, S.'c.
8 M. - Sopt 22(1, 1900.
Dissolution of Copart
nership.
On the first of September, 190<
he firm of Funderburk & Con
>any composed of Dr. J D Fui
lerburk, W 1* Bennett, B Y Fui
lerburk and A L Funderburk wi
lissolved, by mutual consent, \
Bennett purchased the stock <
iroceries and B Y and A L Fui
lerburk bought the Dry Good
tnd these latter are operatin
inder the firm name of Funde:
mrk Company and Dr. J D Fui
lerburk has retired from the bu
ness entirely. Parties indebic
o Funderburk ?fc Company wi
dense come forward and sett!
it once as all accounts must h
ettlod by Cctober 1st.
J. D. Funderburk,
i*t n r* a a
nr. i" nenneir,
B. Y. Funderburk,
A. L. Funderburk.
Sept. 20, 1900 3w.
For Sale or Kent
A Store Hnoae 22x60 fe?
md lot in r eplendid little towi
freight ratea rh good as an
)oint in the State. Addrena
J. D. DAVIS,
Oatawba, S. (
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